From The Jam - Photoscapes

by Andrew Twambley

published: 1 / 3 / 2022

Since 2007, Jam bassist Bruce Foxton has toured regularly with From The Jam, which plays songs from The Jam archives. From The Jam also features Russell Hastings on vocals and initially until 2010 also included Jam drummer Rick Buckler on drums. These photographs of From the Jam were taken by Andrew Twambley on the 23rd January on a gig oat the Ritz in Manchester on a double headline tour with The Selecter.

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Band Links:-

https://www.fromthejamofficial.com/
https://www.facebook.com/FromTheJam
https://twitter.com/FromtheJam

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Picture Gallery:-

intro

Andrew Twambley photographs From The Jam at a show at the Manchester Ritz.

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Photoscapes (2023)

Andrew Twambley takes photographs of a rare From The Jam show without founder member Bruce Foxton at The Ritz in Manchester.

Photoscapes (2021)

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